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"And were beyond measure astonished, saying, He hath done all things well: he maketh both the deaf to hear, and the dumb to speak." (Mark 7:37)"He hath done all things well." That was the testimony of the multitude concerning Jesus, and what a testimony it was. He performed many miracles too numerous to mention or write down. Why even the world itself couldn't contain the number of books that could be written concerning the things which Jesus performed (John 21:25).Folks, can we also bear the same testimony today? He saved us by His grace, and when we reflect upon the means, the manner, and the miracle, we humbly confess, "He hath done all things well."He has tried us in many ways; but when we think of His will for our life, and those mercies He mingled with the afflictions, and the deliverance He granted us out of them, we can also cry out and declare, "He hath done all things well."When we look and see Him who is invisible yet, always standing there beside us with the assurance of eternal security, our cup indeed runneth over with joy and thanksgiving. His goodness and mercy follow us around on a daily basis because we know "He hath done all things well."The Power of the Holy Spirit to be a witness for Christ to a lost and dying world is the calling He gives to His children. We are labors together with God, and as we abide in Him, we bear fruit, and it is fruit that remains because "He hath done all things well."When the unsaved around us can't help but notice a change in our belief and behavior since we have been born from above and have become a new creature, we rightly say, "He hath done all things well."When we shall behold that Street of Gold, those gates of Pearl, and gaze with amazement on the many mansions that have been prepared, the only words that will be heard from the redeemed of all ages shall be, "He hath done all things well.Friends, the Trump will one day sound clear and certain, the bodies of the saints who have completed their journey and have gone on before us will be raised from their grave, and we who remain shall be perfectly conformed to His image when we hear Him say, "Come, up hither." Oh, with what rapture shall we sing, oh what gratitude shall we shout on that golden day. Yes, Glory to God in the highest, for "HE HATH DONE ALL THINGS WELL."